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Photos from Alabama's Fourth Practice of Spring Camp

The Crimson Tide worked outside Friday for its second full-pad practice this week.

Tony Tsoukalas

TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Alabama wrapped up its fourth spring practice Friday as the team spent two hours working out on the Thomas-Drew Practice Fields. The Crimson Tide worked out in full pads for the second consecutive time this week.

This is Alabama’s first full of practice as the team took off last week for spring break after opening spring camp on March 11. The Crimson Tide will hit the fields again Saturday before taking the next two days off.

Alabama will participate in 15 workouts this spring, culminating with the annual A-Day Game on Saturday, April 16, at Bryant-Denny Stadium.

Here are a few photos from Alabama's Friday practice.

Nick Saban
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Alabama quarterback Bryce Young
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Alabama defensive lineman D.J. Dale
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Alabama receiver Jermaine Burton goes through drills.
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Alabama receiver Jermaine Burton makes a catch during practice
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Alabama offensive lineman Javion Cohen.
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Alabama defensive back Malachi Moore
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Freddie Roach instructs the Alabama defensive linemen during practice
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Nick Saban instructs Alabama defensive backs during practice
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Alabama quarterback Bryce Young prepares to throw a pass during practice.
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Alabama practice schedule

  • Friday, March 11
  • Monday, March 21
  • Wednesday, March 23
  • Friday, March 25
  • Saturday, March 26
  • Tuesday, March 29
  • Thursday, March 31
  • Saturday, April 2
  • Monday, April 4
  • Wednesday, April 6
  • Friday, April 8
  • Saturday, April 9
  • Tuesday, April 12
  • Thursday, April 14
  • Saturday, April 16 (A-Day Spring Game)

In case you missed it

Earlier Friday, Alabama defensive tackle D.J. Dale spoke to the media about being added to the team's leadership council. 

“The biggest difference this year is being more outspoken," Dale said. "I’ve always done the right things on and off the field. I think that’s who I am as a person. Being more outspoken and reaching out to guys, not just in my group. I’ve always had the impact on my group, but now I’m trying to touch other guys in different positions and on the other side of the ball.”

Added linebacker Henry To'oTo'o 

“DJ has always been a great leader. He’s a set-example kind of guy. He’s going to go out and work his tail off every single day — give his best effort — so he’s kind of been huge for that d-line group, especially the whole defense. He’s an older guy, everybody looks up to him and he’s gone a great job.”

Read the rest of the story here. 

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Tony Tsoukalas
TONY TSOUKALAS

Tony Tsoukalas has been covering Alabama since 2016, working for the Anniston Star and Rivals before joining BamaCentral. A native of The Woodlands, Texas, Tsoukalas attended the University of Alabama from 2008-12. He served as the sports editor of the student paper, The Crimson White, during his senior year. Before covering Alabama, Tsoukalas covered high school sports at The Meridian (Miss.) Star and the Victoria (Texas) Advocate. He also served as a copy editor for The Tuscaloosa News.

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